Lifetime ISA £450,000 cap
Dear Her Majesty's Treasury,
Since the Lifetime ISA scheme was launched, data from the UK House Price Index shows that house prices have increased by 23% over this period, yet the cap for the Lifetime ISA scheme has remain unchanged at £450,000.
Please can you advise what the basis was for using £450,000 as the cap for the scheme and what considerations were made in the decision not to increase this cap over time as a result of house price inflation?
Yours faithfully,
Mr T. Francis
Our ref: FOI2022/07996
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Yours sincerely
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